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Although Mr. Heilig doesn't get much into what to look for when purchasing an MG (I would have liked more information on what problems or benefits to look for on certain years and models), he does give a clearly written history of the MG, and for those who are considering buying one, this is as good as any place to start. I bought my first MGB over a month ago, and found a picture of my same year and color on page 61. That most of the pictures are in color was a great incentive to purchase the book, and it was affordable too.

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This updated, softbound edition of the landmark MG collector's guide features all the information owners, enthusiasts, and collectors need: more than 100 photographs depicting the cars up close and in detail; in-depth MG development and competition histories; and complete specs, performance, and production information.

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The complete history of the MGB from the 'Mark I' of 1962 to the final MGB LE of 1980, and the MG RV8. Features illustrations from rare contemporary sales and publicity material, period and modern colour photography, and a complete history chronicling racing and rallying exploits and road cars. Includes rare archive photographs, production figures, specifications and details of contemporary road-test reports.

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I thought this was an excellent book. It outlines required service intervals (it includes handy checklists), and has lots of pictures, which are very handy for a beginner like me.